This special Warhammer 40,000 scenario allows players to recreate a deadly firefight between a crack team sent out on a deadly mission and the defending troops ordered to stop them. It could be a team of Ork Kommandos sneaking into a Necron tomb complex, a pack of Kroot Mercenaries sent to 'liberate' a priceless Dark Eldar artefact from its twisted shrine, or a squad of Space Marine scouts avoiding patrolling Gun Drones as they make their way to assassinate a Tau Ethereal; the possibilities really are endless!

Kill team is designed to be played with a small number of models, each of which is treated as an individual unit. This means games will be quick: you'll easily finish a game in a lunchtime, and may even have time for a rematch. In addition we've we've included a special rule for 'Specialist Troopers' that is perfect for those players that like to convert models in their armies. So click off the safety catch and ensure you brought along those extra ammo clips. It's a battle to the death, and only the most ruthless warriors will survive.

Neither Play may place any units in Reserves under any circumstances. This means you may not take any Flyers, and units are unable to leave the table and enter Continuous Reserves.

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Units that have to be deployed via Deep Strike such as Codex Daemons forces and Drop Pods must deploy as normal units within the Deployment zone instead. You may select an army using any current Warhammer 40,000 Codex, including any Warhammer 40,000 current legal Forgeworld Army Lists and units. You may not select units from out-of-date Codexes, Apocalypse or Planet Strike, etc. All units must be selected from the same Codex (no Allies) and you are not able to take any Fortifications. You must select your force following all restrictions of each Codex, including minimum squad sizes, numbers of models required for weapons and wargear, and any 1+ requirements for units within the Elites, Troops and Fast Attack slots. Kill Team is ideally played on a table that is three or four feet square.

Much smaller than this and models will start on top of each other, and much larger they may never find each other! Place as much terrain as you can on the table - in Kill Team the more terrain the better. Split the table into four quarters and roll-off to see which player picks the quarter they will deploy in. Fsx weather radar gauge system. The opposing player deploys in the opposing quarter. The player that won the roll-off deploys first. He must deploy all of his army in his deployment area, anywhere that is more than 9' from the centre of the table.

Units that normally have to be deployed via Deep Strike such as models from Codex Daemons and Drop Pods must deploy in the same manner as regular models within the deployment zone. His opponent then does likewise.

Neither side may place any units in reserve. The battle continues until one side has been reduced to half its starting number of models or less. Once a player's army has been reduced to half strength he must take a leadership test at the start of each of his turns; if he fails the test then his army flees and the other player wins the battle. If the test is passed then the battle continues, but the player will have to take another test at the start of his next turn. Note that it is entirely possible for both player's to have to take Leadership testes at the start of their turns and that the first one to fail will lose the battle.

The Leadership test is always taken using the highest Leadership of any of the player's surviving models. Apply a -1 modifier to the second test a player has to take, a -2 modifier to the third test and so on. Each player is allowed to pick up to three different ‘Specialists’ that benefit from one of the universal special rules listed below. Each player picks their specialists out loud before at the start of the mission, before the armies deploy. Each Specialist counts as having one of the Universal Special Rules. You must say which rule applies when you declare the model is a Specialist.

For example, you might say ‘This model is a specialist Tank Hunter’, or ‘This Specialist is Fearless’, and so on. Keep a note as to which rule applies to which Specialist. All Specialists on the same side must pick different special rules, and you may not give more than one specialist rule to each model.